in her first broadcast interview, leanne williams says officers should have been held to account forf her partner — 20 —year—old kevin nunes. the police watchdog — the ipcc — found that while the force was guilty of collective failings, individuals weren't to blame. phil mackie reports. how is it that nobody, not one person, has been disciplined? nobody. and it's just shocking for me. it's just absolutely shocking and ijust think it's really, really, really bad. in september 2002, leanne williams was pregnant with kevin nunes‘ son when his bullet—ridden body was found near a farm in south staffordshire. five men were jailed for his murder, but their convictions quashed after it emerged that staffordshire police failed to disclose an internal report that would have raised questions about a witness' reliability. when the men were cleared, the appeal court said it had been a shocking episode which may have amounted to a serious perversion of the course ofjustice. initially the ipcc recommended that four senior officers should face misconduct hearings. jane sawyers, who retired this year

leanne wood said it was remarkable. labour in wales. it is a big problem for them. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour, but first the headlines on bbc newsroom live: theresa may says she's optimistic about a good dealfor the uk in the brexit talks. a new study links pollution to the deaths of more than 50 thousand people in the uk. former us presidents 0bama and bush hit out at the state of american politics — in what's seen as a thinly veiled attack on president trump. in the business news... european union leaders are set to consider britain's request for brexit talks to move on to the future of trade. as expected, her 27 eu counterparts agreed at a brussels summit that not enough progress had been made on other issues to begin formal trade talks now. but by starting internal talks, they are paving the way for them to begin, possibly in december. the chancellor has been taken to task by mps about the lack of diversity at the top of the bank of england. nicky morgan has written to philip hammond, on be

in her first broadcast interview, leanne williams says officers should have been held to account forphil mackie reports. how is it that nobody, not one person, has been disciplined? nobody. and it's just shocking to me. it's just absolutely shocking and ijust think it's really, really, really bad. in september 2002, leanne williams was pregnant with kevin nunes‘ son when his bullet—ridden body was found near a farm in south staffordshire. five men were jailed for his murder, but their convictions quashed after it emerged that staffordshire police failed to disclose an internal report that would have raised questions about a witness' reliability. when the men were cleared, the appeal court said it had been a shocking episode which may have amounted to a serious perversion of the course ofjustice. initially the ipcc recommended that four senior officers should face misconduct hearings. adrian lee, who held the topjob at northamptonshire. suzette davenport, who became chief constable in gloucestershire. and marcus beale, the assistant chief constable in the west midlands. a five—year in

abc 7 news reporter leann melendez joins us with the story. >> reporter: today we heard from three witnesses that put the alleged shooter at pier 14. one of them had pictures of the defendant, the other two were taken to where he was arrested so that they could identify him. these two women were staying in a hotel across the street from pier 14 on july 1st, 2014 when they heard a single gunshot. both notice everyone running towards kate steinle except for one person. they identify him today as the defendant, jose garcia serrate. another witness testifying saying she was sitting in one of the swivel metal chairs on the pier, she was close to garcia serrate. she says he was beginning around and around in his chair looking at people and laughing. he thought he was odd but dismissed him as a homeless man. she then took beauty shots at the bay while taking pictures of garcia still sitting in the chair and kate steinle walking past him. it was those pictures that helped police find and identify him an hour later not far from pier 14. >> this is all about the steinle family. my office will do every

. >> let's continue or coverage now with abc 7 news reporter leann melendez. >> reporter: and here's what we know so far, the officer was in surgt for several hours. he is now in the intensive care unit. his wife we are told is by his side, his condition is critical. police waisted no time in getting him here at san francisco general. we have cell phone video of the ambulance riving at san francisco general, escorted by several motorcycles and police cars. and one of our scanners, we can hear how police were brocking traffic and freeway onramps just to get here. we've seen this of course before when an officer is down. as you can see there, the officer is taken out of the ambulance and quickly wheeled into the emergency room. the mayor of santa rosa ed lee was here. the fire chief and of course the top brass. the officer we are told has been with the department for four years. >> this is a tough day for the san francisco police department and the city and county of san francisco. the mayor was here earlier, i spoke to supervisor brie and i advised her of the situation and everyone's

abc 7 news reporter leann mele . today heardthree witnesses tha alleged shooter at pier 14. one of them had pictures of the defendant, the other two were taken to where he was arrested so that they could identify him. these two women were staying in a hotel across the street from pier 14 on july 1st, 2014 when they heard a single gunshot. both notice everyone running towards kate steinle except for one person. they identify him today as the defendant, jose garcia serrate. another witness testifying saying she was sitting in one of the swivel metal chairs on the pier, she was close to garcia serrate. she says he was beginning around and around in his chair looking at people and laughing. he thought he was odd but dismissed him as a homeless man. she then took beauty shots at the bay while taking pictures of garcia still sitting in the chair and kate steinle walking past him. it was those pictures that helped police find and identify him an hour later not far from pier 14. >> this is all about the steinle family. my office will do everything they can to bring them joist in thi

leann joins us with that story. >> reporter: at this point we're past the stage of politics. what we'll be hearing in court is the word intent over and over again. did he intentionally shoot stein le or was it an accident. the first person to take the stand was not able to answer that question. today the first witness on the stand was kate stein le's father who held back tears while le described the confusion around him while holding his daughter who had been shot. the prosecutor in this case picked up the gun that killed stein le. jose pointed the gun at stein he and shot her while on pier 13. >> the charge is murder. what we need to show is he intended to fire that gun. >> reporter: stein le was with her father and friends and family. while no one saw him shoot the gun, prosecutors argued he had the gun with him all long and fired in the direction of stein le. the bullet ricochetted and traveling another 38 feet striking the 32-year-old in the back. seconds later he threw the gun in the bay, the prosecution argued says to get rid of the weapon. garcia who was homeless at th

illegally for the leann joins us with that story. >> reporter: at this point we're past the stage of politics. what we'll be hearing in court is the word intent over and over again. did he intentionally shoot stein le or was it an accident. the first person to take the stand was not able to answer that question. today the first witness on the stand was kate stein le's father who held back tears while le described the confusion around him while holding his daughter who had been shot. the prosecutor in this case picked up the gun that killed stein le. jose pointed the gun at stein he and shot her while on pier 13. >> the charge is murder. what we need to show is he intended to fire that gun. >> reporter: stein le was with her father and friends and family. while no one saw him shoot the gun, prosecutors argued he had the gun with him all long and fired in the direction of stein le. the bullet ricochetted and traveling another 38 feet striking the 32-year-old in the back. seconds later he threw the gun in the bay, the prosecution argued says to get rid of the weapon. garcia who was home

leanne took us to see the hotel she's currently living in.ir housing needs. you told survivors in july that a00 new social housing units would be acquired or built over the next five years. what work is under way to build those new houses? we haven't started building yet because one of the other things i said is, anything we do, has to be in conjunction with people, what they want. so what we said to the residents of the towers, is that we want to make that the best model of social housing in europe in the 21st century, but in order to do that, we need to talk to them about what they want. so it's not going to be us doing it to them, it's going to be doing it with them. some will be asking, there are loads of buildings standing empty in kensington & chelsea, why not take them over and give them to survivors? well, we are offering survivors temporary accommodation, everyone can move into the temporary accommodation in they would like to and we are also offering flats. so we have had 50 offers accepted so far and we are busy buying houses so i

etonline's leanne aguilera found out. >> we had a pact, you know. >> any chances that we could get any "seinfeld" reunion >> i think we're all sure that you're anticipation of it and what you think it would be might be better than what we actually come up with. all we would do is not live up to somebody's expectations. >> all right, that's enough. >> yeah! >> even like get back together for a special or -- >> why? >> why not? we love this show. >> yeah. and maybe it's nice that you continue to love it instead of us tampering with something that went pretty well. >> get out! >> so while "seinfeld" the series is stayin' in the '90s, jason alexander is hitting the road with a dysfunctional family of musicians on a new show for the audience network. ♪ god bless america's family band ♪ >> trying to fill a niche that has been vacated by probably the osmonds and the partridges of wholesome, american family entertainment. they are so far from that in real life. >> jason plays both dad and band leader and is willing to do whatever it takes to make the swallow family famous. >> you call yourself

leanne melandez >> abc news tweeted about the billionaire former opioid manufacturer who was arrested accused in a nationwide conspiracy to bribe doctors. that arrest coming as president trump declared the opioid crisis in america a public health emergency. >> good evening to you. the president's announcement comes in the wake of a new revelation that congress may have contributed to the opioid crisis by easing regulations in reason years that made it more difficult for the drug enforcement agency to do its job. >> today the president announced that it is a public emergency. >> it is time to deliver them from drug addiction. never been this way. we can be the generation that ends the opioid epidemic. we can do it. >> the opioid crisis kills around 100 americans every single day. and those numbers continue to rise. back in august, the president made headlines for calling the opioid crisis a national emergency. >> the opioid crisis is an emergency and i'm saying officially right now, it is an emergency. it is a national emergency. >> at that time he didn't sign the declaration to make i

we have to leann ch other, go in and make the coons, got a short week and play on thursday. >> raiders will play the chiefs on thurs night. fourth ter, alex smith finds thomas for a 57-yard touchdown. but pittsburgh still up two. third and two, knee and a half minutes left. roth lis burger's throw off the helmet. 51 yards for the score. steelers win handing kansas city their first loss. >>> losing five straight games by less than three points as they fall 0-6. but today in washington they found their quarterback in c.j. beth thard. driving, find his college team mates for the reception. fourth and goal, two seconds left, 9ers down 10 at the half. third corner, hyde again. ties it at 17. curt cousin going to keep this one himself. 7 yards, 27-17 washington. but the 9ers are not done. just before the two-minute warning. 45 yards right here to robinson, his first nfl touchdown. the 9ers down two points. they're going to get the ball back. bethard needing a first down. oh. >> by no means were things perfect but the game is not too big for the guy. came in there, gave us a little spark, mad

our team coverage begins with leann melendez. >> reporter: we were told that he is out of surgery and in the intensive care unit. we have this cell phone video to show you. the officer arrived about 10 to 15 minutes after the incident. police were able to get him here very quickly. they were blocking traffic and freeway on-ramping. you're seeing video of the moment the officer was taken off the ambulance. his wife, we are told, is by his side and other family members are coming from out of state the officer has been with the department for four years and assigned to tenderloin station. he is out of surgery and in the intensive care unit. >> reporter: obviously a lot of officers are also here at san francisco general hospital by his side. we're told that the officers from his station, the tenderloin station, have taken this very badly and are asking our viewers to pray for this officer. i'm live at san francisco general. abc7 news. >> indeed. thank you. >> sky 7 shows you all the activity surrounding the manlt earlier today as police search for the suspect. >> this is where it happened

leanne is live. >> reporter: i have to say that we've been here for two days and it is still shocking. we still really can't get used to all there devastation. a lot of you have contacted me via twitter to see if we can go by your homes and i can honestly say that we have really tried. sometimes we don't have time and we can't get there. pray and hope for the best. yesterday this power burning but still standing. it kept us from getting to the lanes. this was blocking brush creek road. one of those who dared go past there, he took a chance on his motorcycle to get to his home on rolling oaks. >> it's pretty sad. i've seen them up there looking at their places. they look pretty upset. >> we made to it his house and it was one of the few still standing. but his neighbor's homes were destroyed. what was once a white picket fence had melted. the guts of the home at 3700 rolling oaks were now ashes. these other neighbors across the street lost everything. somehow the animals skirted around the flames. even the chickens made it even though chicken coop was still smoldering. we fed them hay

leann was also at the concert. >> we got away as far as we could. >> she texted her mom, woke up and turned on the news and saw video of the scene. >> it made me sick hearing it. going my child and her boyfriend and friends were in the middle of that. >> tonight all of them feel lucky to be alive and able to hold each other again. >> it was really scary. thank goodness my sister want today leave when she did or we would have been there. >>> doing what they can to try and help. this was today, hundreds of people just waiting in line for hours to donate blood. in fact, so many gave so much, that tonight nevada officials say they don't need any more blood donations. the blood banks are full for the next few days. money also pouring in. this is a look at the official go fund me page for the victims. the goal was to raise $3 million. as of right now more than $2.8 million has been raised. that money is slated to help the victim's families. our coverage continues on nbc bay area.com. that includes ways you can help out the shooting victims. >> still ahead, who is stephen paddock, what our

leann and albert lived in their home for nearly 40 years.e fire of arthur and sa rico grant, this is a photo with their daughter who's still alive. >> some people who fled returned only to find ashes. this is near the silverado trail. one homeowner, helen lindberg telling us what she lost. >> all our videotapes of our kids being born, of their first commune yun, our wedding. all that's gone. >> ellen says it pains her to think about how long it will take for all these communities to recover and rebuild. >>> pg & e is an essential part of the tragedy, shares plummeted 10% after they were directed to save any evidence. officials are investigating those downed power lines and other utility equipment as possible causes of this fire. among the many questions across the bay area, when will our air quality get better. look at san francisco now, the haze is still present. in the fire zone the air is considered very unhealthy. earlier today in napa it reached the hazardous level. you're urged to stay in doors. let's bring in jeff ranieri. we're talki

just before the committee sat to hear evidence, firstly from eni aluko and then from her team—mate leann officials including martin glenn and the chairman graham clark. chewing the chairman graham clark. chewing the course of eni aluko's evidence she talked about the payments that have team—mate to her, £80,000 paid to her. the fa made it to avoid what they called disruption in the build—up to the european championships. part of that payment has been withheld and the reason, she said, for that, was to do with a dispute between her and the football association. a meeting between her and martin glenn, she was asked that he would put out a statement which effectively cleared them from institutional racism and what she said was this was a kin to blackmail. i had one meeting with martin glenn and he suggested that if i wrote a statement saying that the fa not institutionally racist that they would think about releasing the money. i felt that was bordering on blackmail. clark and glenn faced a series of questions, what was their response to her comments? in amongst the questions about the natu

that leanne from syria wants to know. why just stars twinkle. if you look up at the sky on a clear dark night you'll see lots of little points of light which seem to flicker . the stars unlike our sun. hot plasma but much much further away the light they emit travels vast distances through space unhindered. it's only when light heading our way reaches the earth's atmosphere that the twinkling star. the various temperature and density layers in the earth's atmosphere of course the light to be refracted in different directions a bit like a hate shimmer. that's a problem for optical telescopes that are based on earth. images of the surface of the moon appear. blurred and stars flicka as they seem to do to the naked eye. but astronomers have thought up ways around the problem and they use lasers and adaptive optics to compensate for the blur the atmosphere causes. the result images of distant realms. or they send telescopes such as the hubble into space beyond the earth's atmosphere where the view is clear. when the astronauts on the international s

abc 7 news, leanne menendez. >> reporter: the suspect here seen getting into a police car identified himself as wily flanagan. a bill belichipublic defender w. >> we have the presumption of innocence in this country, it is hard to keep in mind when information coming out. flanagan himself objectives saying he was a non vai leaioli defender. >> he served 67 days in jail. >> we ordered a file, i cannot tell you anything of his criminal history. >> he's out on lease or probation and this happens again and again. >> reporter: on wednesday, the injured officer was on bicycle patrol assisting other officers when police say flanagan hit him as he tried to get away. he was driving the stolen suv. flanagan got rid of the car and he was later arrested in the tenderloin. the officer suffered a dramatic injuries. >> we are hoping and praying for his recovery. the injured officer remained in the intensive care unit. abc 7 news. >>> san francisco could become the first u.s. city to open safe injection sites for doctorirug . a task force recommend operating multiple injection sites in conjunction o

the leader of plaid cymru, leanne wood, has said her party could back a second referendum if no brexit to her party's conference in caernarfon, she said that the welsh national interest must be protected in the negotiations. it's the eu withdrawal is being carried out. there's a clear threat, not just to our economy but to our constitution. the conservative uk government risks driving the economy off the cliff through botched brexit negotiations. their internal fights and election gamble have led them to pursue the most reckless negotiating strategy imaginable. president trump has controversially linked an increase in recorded crime with the "spread of radical islamic terror" in the uk. this is what he said on twitter this morning — "just out report! united kingdom crime rises 13% annually amid spread of radical islamic terror. not good, we must keep america safe!" but the data, which was actually released yesterday, is just for england and wales and showed an overall rise in crime driven by an increase in violent crime including murder and assault. it also said the rise was down to be

the leader of plaid cymru, leanne wood, has said her party could back a second referendum if no brexitu withdrawal is being carried out. there‘s a clear threat, not just to our economy but to our constitution. the conservative uk government risks driving the economy off the cliff through botched brexit negotiations. their internal fights and election gamble have led them to pursue the most reckless negotiating strategy imaginable. the king of spain has said tonight that catalonia will always be an essential part of his country. tomorrow the government in madrid is expected to announce plans to dissolve catalonia‘s regional parliament and impose direct rule. the unprecedented move comes after catalonia‘s leaders refused to withdraw their threat to break away from spain, following the disputed referendum. tom burridge has sent this report. zaragoza in aragon. catalonia is the region next door, and plastered all over this city, among its old streets, a statement of spanish unity. luis‘ bar is a shrine to spain‘s national police force and its civil guard. "the spanish government should hav

. >> in san francisco leanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> the san francisco health department's task force unveiled a report today to a committee of supervisors. i recommends opening venues where addicts could inject themselves while under supervision. >> it would be model after british columbia, vancouver, where overdoses were once a daily fact of life. this man shoots up with a nurse watching. he relaxes in the chillout room. >> they're reducing it a large number of overdose deaths and getting people into drug treatment. 89. >> i saw two people injecting. >> the doszs of people who testify at the committee hearing said they supported the health department's task force's recommendation that the city should open up safe up jeks sites. >> our mission is to create a safer environment for all. >> san francisco will have to go around federal law which makes street drugs illegal. that may mean declaring a city public health emergency. >> it doesn't allow us to change federal law. what it does is show the means and support to open these types of facilities. >> mayor ed lee has yet to take a posi

abc 7 news reporter leann melendez is live with the story. >> reporter: court documents have used several names, marquez johnson and in today he corrected the judge and give a different name, william flanagan. in court he interrupted both his judge and attorney several times especially when the judge refused to lower his bail. police officers waited outside the courtroom as the man discharged of -- charged of running down elia lewis tan kel. a public defender was appointed. >> we do have the presumption of innocence and a fair trial in this country. >> reporter: bail was set at $10 million. flanagan himself objected saying he was a nonviolent offender. according to court documents last february, flanagan was convicted of possessing drugs and served, 67 days in jail. martin hall rin is with the police officers' association. >> he's out on release or probation and this happens again and again. >> reporter: on wednesday the injured offer was on bike l patrol assisting other officers and police say flanagan hit him and tried to get away. he was driving a stolen suv. flanagan got rid of the su

leanne is in the courtroom as we speak and she'll join us with a full report at 5:00. >>> an emotional protest over the fate of an undocumented mother. supporters rallied outside federal immigration offices where he a judge was delivering the case. the kids are u.s. citizens. she her teenage daughter traveled from the central valley for the hearing and was allowed to speak to her mother through a video conferencing system. >> it was very touching. i hadn't seen her almost letter the months. >> the family is asking. the court has scheduled a follow-up hearing next month. >>> and the elections office made numerous errors in the last decade. >> joining us live from san jose to tell us about these findings. >> reporter: the auditor says none of the mistakes made impacted the outcome of any election but the miss twraes significant and they cost taxpayers. >> as a voter you trust that they're giving you the right information at election time but 26 error were made. in one case voters were sent ballots with missing information. >> due to staff error, corrections that were necessary to be made

in san francisco, leann melendez, abc 7 news. >> for the complete schedule of efforts check out or page on our website, abc7news.com. >>> what a great weather, great day to welcome them. >> and the week looks like it's beginning to be great. spencer's here with the full forecast. >> fleet week is about to become warmer week. high temperature trend over the next seven days as an indicator of the pattern we'll see around the entire bay area. average time this year in santa rosa 80 degrees. tomorrow's high of 84. sunday dropped up toll 91. 88 on saturday, 93 sunday. and tapering off monday. we have quite a warm up coming our way for the weekend. sunny skies over the bay area, little fog along the coastline. here's view from emoryville looking westward and the low clouds building up along the coastline. it's just moving the fog right now. it's 64 here in san francisco. oakland 68, 73 mountain view. 7 a san jose, gilroy 78. cool 54 south moon bay. mid-70s at napa, navarro, fairfield, concord 75. 76 lifer more. one more live, you can see the dpsh these are our forecast features. chilly start

abc 7 news reporter leann melendez is live with the story. >> reporter: court documents have used several names, marquez johnson and in today he corrected the judge and give a different name, william flanagan. in court he interrupted both his judge and attorney several times especially when the judge refused to lower his bail. police officers waited outside the courtroom as the man discharged of -- charged of running down elia lewis tan a public defender was appointed. >> we do have the presumption of innocence and a fair trial in this country. >> reporter: bail was set at $10 million. flanagan himself objected saying he was a nonviolent offender. according to court documents last february, flanagan was convicted of possessing drugs and served, 67 days in martin hall rin is with the police officers' association. >> he's out on release or probation and this happens again and again. >> reporter: on wednesday the injured offer was on bike l patrol assisting other officers and police say flanagan hit him and tried to get away. he was driving a stolen suv. flanagan got rid of the suv. he was a

in san francisco, leann melendez, abc 7 news. >> for the complete schedule of efforts check out or pagewebsite, abc7news.com. >>> what a great weather, great day to welcome them. >> and the week looks like it's beginning to be great. spencer's here with the full forecast. >> fleet week is about to become warmer week. high temperature trend over the next seven days as an indicator of the pattern we'll see around the entire bay area. average time this year in santa rosa 80 degrees. tomorrow's high of 84. sunday dropped up toll 91. 88 on saturday, 93 sunday. and tapering off monday. we have quite a warm up coming our way for the weekend. sunny skies over the bay area, little fog along the coastline. here's view from emoryville looking westward and the low clouds building up along the coastline. it's just moving the fog right now. it's 64 here in san francisco. oakland 68, 73 mountain view. 7 a san jose, cool 54 south moon bay. mid-70s at napa, navarro, fairfield, concord 75. 76 lifer more. one more live, you can see the dpsh these are our forecast features. chilly start to tomorrow morning

. >> let's continue or coverage now with abc leann melendez. >> reporter: and here's what we know so far, the officer was in surgt for several hours. he is now in the intensive care unit. his wife we are told is by his side, his condition is critical. police waisted no time in getting him here at san francisco general. we have cell phone video of the ambulance riving at san francisco general, escorted by several motorcycles and police cars. and one of our scanners, we can hear how police were brocking traffic and freeway onramps just to get here. we've seen this of course before when an officer is down. as you can see there, the officer is taken out of the ambulance and quickly wheeled into the emergency room. the mayor of santa rosa ed lee was here. the fire chief and of course the top brass. the officer we are told has been with the department for four years. >> this is a tough day for the san francisco police department and the city and county of san francisco. the mayor was here earlier, i spoke to supervisor brie and i advised her of the situation and everyone's taking it hard.

the leader of, plaid cymru, leanne wood has said her party could back a second referendum if no brexition by march 2019. speaking to her party's conference in caernarfon, she said that the welsh national interest must be protected in the negotiations. is a clear threat, not just to our economy but to our constitution. the conservative uk government risks driving the economy off the cliff through botched brexit negotiations. their internal fights and election gamble have led them to pursue the most reckless negotiating strategy imaginable. now, the moment we show you something that's not perhaps "news" but it's certainly the cutest thing you'll see today. this poor helpless little spider monkey, olivia, felt out of a tree and hurt her leg. now vets in colombia are carefully nursing her back to health with the help of a toothbrush and a sponge that she's become very attached to. the 25—day—old monkey is being treated at colombia cali zoo. let's see what the weather is doing. blustery weekend on the way, storm brian will make its presence felt. tonight, rain across western areas. first th

leanne watt, a trained clinical psychologist. very experienced clinical psychologist and we looked at this quite closely and she's had a lot of experience dealing with a range of different disorders in her practice and there's two in specific that we're very concerned about. one is extreme narcissism or self-centeredness and we certainly see that with this president. the only properties he visits are trump properties with his name on them, it's been many of his working days at trump properties. very focused on himself and the election. he won, i guess, to hillary clinton and his own ego. to the point where his family members, to the staff, the self-centeredness goes on and on with this president. the other disorder we're very worried about is an extreme anti-social tendency. inability to understand how other people feel. we saw that last week in his dealings with the family's fallen soldiers. we saw that over the summer after charlottesville. when you have racists running up and down the streets chanting death to the jews and car

in san francisco, leanne me len des, abc 7 news. >>> and abc news confirmed that the attorney generaleff sessions consulted with a legal group that defends conservative christian causes before issuing the guidance today. >>> acting i.c.e. director tom holman released a blistering criticism of california's sanctuary law late today. holman said governor brown's decision to sign the law will undermine public safety and keep i.c.e. from performing the federally mandated mission. i.c.e. will have no choice but to conduct at-large arrests at neighborhoods and work sites that will result in collateral arrests. state senate president kevin deleon issued his own news release saying the trump administration is once again making heavy-handed threats against california because we won't help them tear apart families and our economy in the process. >>> doctors in the east bay say they are seeing the effects that fear is having on the health of their immigrant patients. sometimes those patients are scared to go to the doctor because of the political climate. abc 7 news reporterle leslie brinkley has

our team coverage begins with leann melendez. >> reporter: we were told that he is out of surgery andthe intensive care unit. we have this cell phone video to show you. the officer arrived about 10 to 15 minutes after the incident. police were able to get him here very quickly. they were blocking traffic and freewa

in san francisco, leann melendez, abc 7 news. >> now for the complete schedule of events for fleet weekcheck out our dedicated page on our website, abc7news.com, a wealth of information listen to for you rashding fleet week. will the weather hold? meteorologist sandy patel has the answer. sandy. >>> this time of year you know the weather's real pleasant and we wouldn't have it any other way. take a look. forecast. on friday it's going to be mild and sunny, 74 degrees. air show saturday from 12:00 to our:00 and it starts out in the 50s, ends up in the low 70s. bright sunny skies for sunday, temperatures in the low 70s. great weather. live dopplar 7 showing fog near the coast and it will clear out tomorrow afternoon. temperatures 60s to mid-80s, so milder than today for your thursday and when you check out the temperature trend, average high is 80 degrees for napa. you're going to be well above normal heading into the weekend before temperatures drop back to average. i do want to point your attention to tropical depression 16 if the has been dumping rain on ports of honor dure russ and wi

the leader of plaid cymru, leanne wood has said she needs to earn the trust of non—plaid cymru votersthe party's conference in caernarfon she also suggested the party could back another brexit referendum, if there was no deal with other eu states by march 2019. plaid cymru won one extra seat in june's general election but saw its share of the vote drop. the prize available to us, if we are united, is the greatest prize of all— the trust of people here in wales to lead their government. plaid cymru exists to empower the people of wales, so that we can do more for ourselves. to the citizens of wales, i want to say that i accept that we need to earn your trust. you havejust voted in the most dramatic election for decades. but plaid cymru and i are ready to serve your interests, and has the ideas and ambition to show a new way for wales. citizens advice has warned that millions of mobile phone users are paying too much. it says customers of vodafone, ee and three are getting billed for handsets they've already paid for. the companies insist their charging plans are fair and that they make

let's go to last july at comic-con when leanne asked. >> is joe rooting to end up on the iron throne?on't talk about it. >> blushing when she talks about her fellow. very cute. >> as we mentioned, joe is on the voice this season. he made his debut as adam's team mentor this week and "e.t." online's sophie schillaci was exclusively behind the scenes. >> what up, y'all? >> why did you select joe as your mentor for this season? >> he's a beautiful man. >> i love this dude. ♪ >> it's the dnce front man's first time on the show even though these two go way back. >> how did y'all meet? >> we never met. >> we bumped into each other a hundred times. >> on monday night, two team adam contestants went head to head performing stop dragging my heart around, made famous by stevie nicks and the late tom petty. ♪ >> that song is a beautiful, heart breaking story. i think you got to show it. >> this is spoiling me because everyone we've been working with is really talented. >> i trust his opinion because i'm a fan of his and because we get along, it makes it easier for us to coach themming to. >> spe

the leader of plaid cymru, leanne wood, has said her party could back a second referendum if no brexit. speaking to her party's conference in caernarfon, she said that the welsh national interest must be protected in the negotiations. the way the eu withdrawal is being carried out is a clear threat, not just to our economy but to our constitution. the conservative uk government risks driving the economy off the cliff through botched brexit negotiations. their internal fights and election gamble have led them to pursue the most reckless negotiating strategy imaginable. john and pamela sibley have lived in their very unusual home on the sussex coast for more than two decades but now they've decided it's the "end of the line" and they're selling up. they're planning to downsize and you could say they are re—loco—ating. their house is built around two victorian railway carriages. laura trant visted the couple in pagham near bognor regis, and sent this report. many of us have an idea of what our dream hope might look like, it could bea dream hope might look like, it could be a bit quirky, t

s" leanne aguilera found out. >> the last two minutes of the premiere are mind-blowing.your reaction when you read it? >> part of it i didn't read because it wasn't omitted from the script. >> my script was redacted. >> i said, why are you doing this to me? >> so we won't spoil the ending but we will tell you how the crew kept the skrempt there were two sets, one built five hours away from hollywood so paparazzi couldn't get a shot. also mandy filmed the scene just last week and nailed it on the first take. >> i don't want people to be disappointed. it's not the full story because we have 18 episodes to tell that. >> i think people need to pay attention. you'll see some things that maybe you haven't seen before. pay close attention. yeah. i feel like it's like a game of clue. >> a "this is us" speed round. as you're watching these episodes, how manitiy tissues h you gone through? >> i'm more wipe it on my shoulder. >> how many times have you audibly gasped while you're reading the script. >> three times. >> how many times have people asked you how jack died? >> 2 billion

i heard leann talk being you're trying to figure out in this case what you're looking at. this is another home here on winner green circle that's been completely destroyed, imploded really. it looks more like an explosion than a fire. we'll walk you over here just to give you an idea of heat involved in they had fires. we saw when the house was burning up on the hill next to me, the house next to it the paint was peeling off. this car as you can see was left behind. it was so hot the back window, the spoiler it melted, the pain peeled off, the car itself is still here but obviously damaged extensively, certainly not a car that will be easily if i canned. many cars we've seen are completely destroyed. you heard that man talk about what it was like to get out of here last night, and his house was saved. we talked to another man's house that was saved. he broke down in tears and describe trying to get out of here last night. they're feeling for their neighbors who have lost homes like there one. you can tell they're going to live with the reality of what they went through las

i heard leann talk being you're trying to figure out in this case what you're looking at. this is another home here on winner green circle that's been completely destroyed, imploded really. it looks more like an explosion than a fire. we'll walk you over here just to give you an idea of heat involved in they had fires. we saw when the house was burning up on the hill next to me, the house next to it the paint was peeling off. this car as you can see was left behind. it was so hot the back window, the spoiler it melted, the pain peeled off, the car itself is still here but obviously damaged extensively, certainly not a car that will be easily if i canned. many cars we've seen are completely destroyed. you heard that man talk about what it was like to get out of here last night, and his house was saved. we talked to another man's house that was saved. he broke down in tears and describe trying to get out of here last night. they're feeling for their neighbors who have lost homes like there one. you can tell they're going to live with the reality of what they went through las

. -- billion leanne. yen.llion dividend of ¥25.hips division is the biggest powerhouse within the business. all about the guidance. nice guidance for sony. activists are 20% of the business. whitetail investments have been looking for scrapping a merger. they were successful with that. saying anything that looks towards the direction of talking to investors. we be looking through the details. the activist investors are arctic talking to the ceo. -- are already talking to the ceo. will he be able to withstand the pressure from these investors? let's have a look at what has been going on in the market. manus: just before we do that we have another red headline. we will get you to the markets eventually. telia is selling part of their holding in megafon. they have agreed to sell a 19% holding. that is the latest coming through. we shall get to the market. anna: stock market up by .1%. that torrent of news we got with regards to russia and the united states, what does it mean for tax reform? we also got some chinese data. back of some

now northbound, at hartel avenues, because that overturn , head up on this factor in i would say at leann extra 40 minutes or so on this one. also another accident here, in the ac expressway so what happened a truck was traveling east bound flipped over on to the westbound side and now caught on fire. so fire is under control now but i will have you know getting very busy around this area as well. westbound closed at ac convention center, alternate 40 or route 30 is your best bet. another accident at park avenue we will talk about this in a little bit, jim and rahel back over to you. >>> president trump travels to las vegas today the scene of the sunday's deadliest mass shooting in recent u.s. history. >> police are releasing new information and questioning gunman stephen paddock's girl friend. here's cbs news correspondent mola lenghi. >> reporter: las vegas police released body camera footage from sunday night's shooting you can hear officers warning each other after realizing they were being fired from up high somewhere inside mandalay bay hotel. >> everybody stay down, stay down. >> r

but i think that -- i'm from the leann panetta school of legislation. take what you could get and come back for me. i hope this they pass it and i hope it is a slippery slope and to passing back on track and to banning assault weapons and have -- there sort of two things that still resonate from new town. one is newtown, it was crushing and i worked for the obamacare white house and we didn't get background checks passed and that was a crushing defeat but it continues to matter. and this is the worst shooting in our history, but it still evokes newtown as well. i and i feel the difference between 16 on the campaign trail and 1 and people who are actually motivated to vote on guns, on the democratic side, it is growing. the passion has never been our side as opposed to the people who are supporting the nra but it is moving. >> i was asked this question earlier today, is this going to change anything and i say until somebody loses an election because they are against a gun regulation. >> kelly ayotte. >> you think -- >> that hurt her in new hampshire. it

give yourself at leann extra hour in that area, accident woodhaven road eastbound add route 13 centercompromised. lots of flashing lights v slow moving pennsylvania here as well g news is in new jersey we have a few accidents by walt whitman bridge, last of which is starting to clear upright now or has been, since , i just said that, 76 westbound near route 130 is clearing or has cleared. route 130 southbound still out there at marlton pike, gas pump also is on, fire, more on this coming up in the next 10 minutes. jim, over to you. >>> movie mogul harvey weinstein is checking in a arizona rehab center after nearly 30 women accused of sexual harassment or sexual assault. more people are speak out against sexual abuse. >> reporter: six days after numerous high profile allegations of sexual harassment emerge against harvey weinstein new accusers are continuing to come forward he is not getting much sim path friday former allies like ex-vice-president joe biden. >> the ultimate abuse of power is disgusting, immoral, and un excusable. >> reporter: he is calling for more people to step forw